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A toothache that is just mildly annoying when you go to bed can become the throbbing pain that wakes you in the middle of the night. The only way to relieve the pain is to get to the source of it. Your dentist will ask you to describe what you are feeling. Is it a…
The enamel is what protects the more sensitive parts of your tooth from being invaded by harmful bacteria. Tooth enamel is extremely strong but it can be worn down. As we age so does our tooth enamel and like other parts of our body it will eventually show signs of erosion. But age is not…
Anyone who takes part in a competitive sport should wear some type of protective mouthguard. There are a few over the counter models but for the ultimate in fit and protection, a custom-made mouthguard is preferable. A custom fit mouthguard can be made to meet individual needs but generally speaking it will allow the wearer…
There are many good things about having a family dentist but one of the nicest may be that everyone associated with the practice from the scheduling staff to the dental assistants gets to know your family members on a personal basis. It’s comforting to be greeted by name at any time but especially when you…
Pediatric dentists often recommend a sealant for their patients who may be susceptible to tooth decay. The thin plastic is usually applied to the rear molars that are more deeply grooved and is painted right onto the tooth’s surface to keep out food particles and plaque that can collect there and lead to the formation…
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